Hong Kong News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st November, and here’s your Hong Kong daily news capsule.

China and Japan's relations worsen as tensions rise over historical grievances.

Hong Kong's ICAC charges three individuals for inciting voters to abstain from elections.

Six arrested for vandalizing election posters and intimidating campaigners in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong University plans to invest 7 billion in a new medical school by 2028.

UK confirms BNO visa remains unchanged, allowing a five-year path to permanent residency.

Hong Kong Observatory records the lowest temperature since autumn, dropping to 13.2 degrees.

Customs crack down on illegal cigarette sales, arresting three individuals in Tsuen Wan.

Hong Kong’s Legislative Council elections see candidates acknowledging their lack of tourism experience.

Urgent call for heart transplant for a 44-year-old teacher suffering from heart failure.

Fire breaks out in a village house in Sai Kung, with no injuries reported.

NVIDIA reports strong earnings, easing concerns over a potential tech bubble.

Ukraine faces a tragic attack from Russia, resulting in at least 25 casualties, including children.

Hong Kong's sports team shines at the National Games, bringing home 19 medals, a record achievement.

A Singaporean minister faces backlash for disrespectful comments about Hong Kong's football team.

A young fencer helps Hong Kong win gold, earning praise as the MVP of the event.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!